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The MAH should state whether the study(ies) have been or will be submitted in the UK as part of a variation/extension or any other application including this paediatric study. If this is the case, the MAH should: the same data have been reviewed in another regulatory procedure by MHRA or another competent authority and the review has not led to PI changes The MAHs should state whether as a result of the paediatric study there is a need to update the product information and if there are any urgent safety of efficacy updates to the product information. The MAH should indicate whether the study(ies) are linked to other paediatric studies which have been or will be the subject of other submissions under Regulation 78A of the Human Medicines Regulations 2012, as inserted by the Human Medicines (Amendment etc.) ( EU Exit) Regulations 2019.

only interim results from an ongoing study are available which will be assessed later in their totality the MAH intends to apply for a marketing authorisation for a paediatric indication in relation to the product. If the study has been or will be submitted to the EU, the MAH must provide the final EU assessment report when available and inform us of any urgent safety or efficacy updates identified during the EU assessment if on-going. The final EU outcome (together with cover letter information) will determine further MHRA action e.g. no further action, proceed to variation. If this is the case, the MAH should provide the study title(s) with approximate date of completion. If the study(ies) relate to a UK PIP, the MAH should provide the PIP number. UK specific concern for public health issues or UK specific conditions e.g. pollen immunotherapy for pollen specific to UK only.

confirm that, based on the results of the study, no urgent safety update of the product information is required MAHs are not required to submit to the MHRA information on paediatric studies completed by 26 January 2007 and which fall under the remit of Article 45 of Regulation (EC) No 1901/2006 work sharing procedure. Assessment of the data is not required at this stage and MHRA will maintain records including justification for the decision, e.g. that a regulatory submission to vary the Marketing Authorisation is planned in the next 6 months, the MAH plans to submit the data directly as a variation or any other agreed reason(s) to defer the procedure. On receipt of the cover letter, MHRA will carry out an initial appraisal of whether an assessment procedure is required at this stage. One of the following may apply: If one or more of the above criteria are met, the MAH should submit the study report and a short clinical overview including justification why PI changes are not necessary. A variation application will not be requested if MHRA agrees with the MAH’s justification not to update the PI.

If the results of a paediatric study have been submitted to EMA or CMDh under Article 46 of Regulation (EC) 1901/2006 before 1 January 2021 or a decentralised procedure the process will remain within the EU assessment framework and no UK equivalent procedure will be initiated unless the MAH indicates that an urgent safety update of the product information ( PI) is required.

Upon finalisation of the EU procedure and availability of the final assessment report, MAHs should submit this to [email protected]. Limited evaluation of the study data may be undertaken if the MAH provides robust justification that the study data are unlikely to warrant product information ( PI) changes. The MAH will need to state in the cover letter that one or more of the following criteria are met: HP calculations based on ENERGY STAR® normalised TEC data comparing the HP LaserJet 300/400 series and 500 series monochrome printers introduced in spring 2019. HP 58/59/76/77A/X compared to HP 26A/X, and HP 89A/X/Y compared to HP 87A/X. MHRA will monitor the published Public Assessment Reports ( PAR) of Article 45 PdWS procedures. Once a new PAR is identified, any proposed ( PI) changes and their applicability for UK products with the same active substance will be reviewed.

If review of the data is required (when the MAH proposes a PI update or when MHRA concludes after the initial appraisal, that a full assessment is needed to robustly conclude on prospective PI updates), MHRA will notify the MAH to submit the paediatric data within 60 days as a type II variation application (change code C.I.13 - complex type II variations fees will be applicable). The MAH should submit the following: For a paediatric study that is part of a development program including a PIP, a line listing of all relevant studies. the study, due to its design, limited number of paediatric patients, discontinuation or other reason does not allow drawing conclusions on efficacy or safety that would impact on the drug’s benefit:risk ratio or be useful to prescribers and patients MHRA will also consider the outcome of CMDh paediatric work-sharing procedures ( PdWS) reviewed under Article 45 of Regulation (EC) No 1901/2006 (as amended). If required, MHRA will request updates to the product information ( PI) for UK Marketing Authorisations. 1. Submission of information

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